New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16

~, ~; contess mai have another cause OF emu
barrassmcnt have been so close ont ,it o Win lis
tdcnt for re "* IRE n lis efforts that it is almost
for me to either contemplate or present mn,
IN the per i've. III ny rIons could not do better
what Should say. ana ~rm rr worIs lie said: Re
tlh ~ ,,',i,urn If thr Chamber of Commerce OF the
fact that TIE iwG ga, ,h st constitution were
~ ucai of an executive heal o. Il Nation AM me
National n-ma.'' bnt,crn tic ~ ,,cs so that the
,".css witch WOW represent AL that which tee Pres
dent represents are both the john cation or ne pres
,t OF the Uiitcl states. Tel the assem-,
DIV" said he. hat government ~ ne no!Plc sun.
rhcrt me ,..ic surH i 81 'f,,,,,i,iion OF ,he
,ic' ,,' - i nro.r.rIiy" th,t YOU scniiemea.
IAN 10 uo lifi 10 he securing of such rcs', 'l r
acting OF the Government TIE "''r vln'r =" ,n, ri,",
ncihriS '' ~, ~ - o much Ter tour proud
metropolis anl to bring to tire spppori Of sr COW
eminent YOU characiefStir n'ES. , r.,,. nm u
,,si,,c ,r,,,. ont ,.,1y 20 forward hlnl ia hand
And how. Mr. rrcsi .cu' a'l gen 'mc T. pen lt ' ~
hniE YOU lnr tHc IN ll',i'h 49, ,I ~, CON, M. You
,ouiI moi hive srinnorr ore wns' feel ncs IRE more
,,o,.i In. t,c ,.soctiions ana suggestions
which this a>' ably presents.
King LOOK Al HE '"NlN ,-,
For Nr. p'csi lent. II with s'pp'''' ''',''; ,rd
pie couil be placed in a p'su'h 'i"'" ,o,,l
look down uron this vast continent. Nh"' Sp'o''''
.,,.. ,,r-cl ,,- a..cfarlc Wuull lie spread ncI"'c
wa. 49, 49,. ,.;,.,,o,,. ,,iin,c broad acres
aim! states - htSo ~ N''- ~, . -. ..,,, ne
are glowiuc with tie C".Ich S'"il OF wa" -
u;ito wifi, he fakes of cotton; ueNhan-'iho mines "l
WIZ '''' ...,i. .,.i ,.ortle. and uucnun:ri
.oal. forests Of lunpcr' S'i'' ''" '''' ~ i,,.,,
herds of cattle; am WIZ" "n '.'' '.t,,,,, ,rl,..
pol"'"'" "~ 49,, ... ,..,,,,. TN. world ms
enterprise is more darin- than any people INC "o' "
,,.or soon
,1 , VIZ. sec,, 70 trace tNc source of this wonlrous
Ana WIG" WV s''N ~ '',. , .;,, ,, he ,yo,tity
and wealth n"king acbYlN' Vice VIII "i i f. ~ i'm
VITA more '"t't 'n"' IA I yyl.i,h r., g.s rat
oi''I a." & i'e l,ter An sal, tln' ri-nltins
in thc earliest needs and hardest necessities "i l''No
life. sloNs with our con mcIc f"~ t''" cXcitcs the
W"iIdeH.'"i'' , = In"r. toI clowns with wealth
and powcr The successful nations of the cArthi
roEi Ga c MMEECE AND SHIFTING
lam reminded of an oftrcpeatel assertion NAV 'hc
foreign commerce OF America il and has hcch Tor inc "S
twenty ycals rapidly declining. and Is indeed III Sn'l
state of depression that nothing bnt heroic i'meeS
w ,,,,.o - its revival Ihclicye tie contrary 20 be
truc-that American forc II commerce Is r"P"''A III
creasng amt tnat with few reforms consisting ID 'e
removal m eN'Su"s o"''' ,..;,, ,.,s Void no,
existing legal restrictions Inc "l''" o",'' -
. .a o,i, snnrcp,,cv The navigation interest is
r,ai, i'm = most tellorahlc condition. II - proothie
ttIt t f ;h ,al,cs NH lie found o be what every
tive rctrns are as runo, commerce a they nave
ever po'ed 10 he fatal 10 human 'Do"-'' ''''
WbHc every one can rcadly sec what has been ana
must ever he tie niHence oi Me- lis Iue,
ot he g lon 70 the cXcrce Of vast ana varied
Intelligence or 10 inc rIu,i'' airu,'ni which
tnerpLs ihep@ Is IN ts work Of human civilization.
accounts for itN power IN to 1ic intcsriy Yon
anu me- - ' ira, Vim All the Guarantees and Sccmi
may may EUR, van cam coIn1and-urnn what docs it in1lly
resi- "u' "" ,irtir AMI energy ami ability which
NlIi ~ a. d, -, ,.oir rill Iron
'enteurn IT viii be for you Ia guido and conr1 the
future ella; acer of our c0mneIc' WAi.I WI mn i'm,
Itself upon ne lIe vi an f n ,rs,t centres of The
"ofi" """'' - 800. >.,.,,,.,r,-
WHAT rnE COUNTRY lliNN9 'f ~" 'o''"
Al' NV ,'' ton which frrni,he, to You The
st,pe th, constitutes large part OF the basis 81 our
tr, o..u.rcr tbai the chief pride of M tic people
io'eiHi' o0'"-'o' ,I it, o,l csu.ri,lly lts
OF this country in yonr proW '''l' ana ''i''''''' "
business guild lies in the fact That II represents "'
r,r,,o og American production and OF American
"SS''7''O " A., ~, s., t,,,, ,r,, IT, merchants
commerce. ana "i'o III INC az . . . ,i,,
in the enjoyment OF an ,trlrtrI rrri
GUeU0thto of tine people OF American ia an" orr
tories and ina, y"Hl prom on nv yor c,cc io-c
you derive from foreign coAiheI'e' y" i'"7''" '''
once s1l: ,., j. tho Golden ejrllc of thc globe"
Let make sure thdt every hHh WHICH IN t ~ 20
commerce contributes TO ms iliyut! noaI Si we 49,,
pure umalloyeI gold worked Win !n lisiry srrA- III te
honesty OF lis distance symDoh.tS ~ rs ,,rn,
IL.
J.. ...I WHAT MR. DEPEW SAID.
II, 4. A. 80.
IN, T-9,.d Sotosn PRESIDENT Smith re-
!oaS' in' 80 &c .ho ,.n,roos, NOM,
ferred 10 inc fpc"hoi do oio VA ' -,
bers of the Chamber, adding by way OF cAp.an'-
-.
'io"' :. .,.,o,,or +ha. ,owvora are ineligible
iou "e in ibe thamber You have wondered
perhaps why friend Depew suIrehHeIr1 nlS
as one OF the ediei3 Oh ne "a" eli ~, vn ro'rdrniolly
NJ Se sad ms sacrifice in order qualify himself for
membership III the Chamber OF Commerce
When the hearty applause that greeted MN han
subsidized Mt, DepeW Ilauc oi'o VI MS ""'rS "''
oiH'hoi SPooV" 20. ,',,,. rr,, ,ros,iou civ.u
DIR. % s,s, mr. an evening crowded with 10 Az
me II Idn - or,tors I, recos an incident OF col
themes auu g. nrofessor al rhetoric said
tege DAYS MiU ~, IA ,rce ,nnntes and yonr subject
70 me, Ii,v of the soul," Laugh or But mas
always been hs n" 81 VIII import9n, matters II
1ssi been ocl or sectional in It's interests opu
mas ne pon ..oI i,ser Win owcr ana visor ron
ions IL mas eApirsScuI 80 a. u bu,red ana tr,tv
every question: H. influenced the Integrity he
years OF us cAislcnoo ms ,,rr n re ni,,,vs
credit the prosperity VI 'ao % o,1 nm ~ %eyy
appreciated the gia.o aot 20 ,a,. N..i NO mater
York, and The real destination % c'aiy 49, ~, - i,
at what port OF OR seacoa,l W ouii , l' ' may manu.
fst lAppiauSt anu